A few weeks after the very important archaeological discovery in Lake Ohrid, foreign media have reported on the ancient Albanian settlement.
Euronews in the English and Greek version have dedicated a lengthy article to the discovery of Swiss archaeologists in collaboration with local ones.
"Ohrid has been discovered the oldest village in Europe by the lake," euronews greece reports, describing the important palaphite settlement dating back to between 6000 and 5800 BC.
"It is several hundred years older than previously known lake dwelling sites in the Mediterranean and Alpine regions," said Albert Hafner, a professor of archaeology from Switzerland's University of Bern.
"To our knowledge, it is the oldest in Europe," he told AFP.